Sentence examples for gender management from inspiring English sources

"We've got to wake up," said Avivah Wittenberg-Cox, chief executive of 20-first, a gender management consultancy.

Indeed, as Avivah Wittenberg-Cox, chief executive of 20-first, a gender management consultancy, points out: "You can tell the different approaches to motherhood in Europe by looking at birthrates".

The report also considered in its ratings the state's minimum wage, family leave policies, percentage of 4-year-olds enrolled in pre-K, the gender management gap and publicly funded contraceptive services.

Barry J, Berg E, Chandler J. Movement and coalition in contention: gender, management and academe in England and Sweden.

Analyses included eigenvalue decomposition analysis, confirmatory factor analysis (which included tests for measurement noninvariance by gender, management status and educational level), and construct validity and reliability analyses of the WCA.

A two-level confirmatory factor model was fitted to 12 importance-weighted WCA items that had at least a 0.40 factor loading in the previous models and that showed no evidence of noninvariance across gender, management status, or educational level.

7. Accountability of gender in management Senior management needs to require each program team to show how it has enlarged its approach to involve more gender-sensitive approaches and to hold individual staff accountable for this during their annual performance evaluations and in the annual report.

Gender, previous management training and previous management experience were not a significant influence on the residents need for management training (p > .05).05

She has a PhD in gender and management and is co-founder of the Gender Hub and director of careers service What Could I Be.

Companies with the most gender diverse management teams have average better results with regard to profits and sustainability (CEW 2009; Kamberidou and Fabry 2012).

"What I know" tends to be defined as domain specific expertise as well as more general variables such as personality, gender, and management experience.